Suyeong River Human Bridge
30.29℃ 33.61℃ 61%
Tourism.Bridge
93, Suyeonggangbyeon-daero
Haeundae-gu, Busan, PU 48058, South Korea
Take Subway Line 2 to 'Centum City Station' (Exit 6 or 12). Walk toward the Busan Cinema Center and the riverside (approx. 10-minute walk)
Open 24 hours
Open year-round
landmark
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Overview
The Suyeonggang Human Bridge is a landmark pedestrian bridge designed to enhance accessibility between the Centum City business district and the residential areas of Suyeong-gu. With its sleek, curved design inspired by the movements of waves and whales, it has quickly become a favorite spot for evening strolls and photography, offering a unique vantage point of the city's futuristic skyline.
History
Proposed as part of the '15-Minute City Busan' project, construction began in early 2023 and was completed in 2025. The bridge was built to resolve the long-standing detour pedestrians had to take via the Suyeonggyo or Jwa-suyeonggyo bridges. It serves as a vital link in the riverside eco-park system, connecting the 'Millak Waterfront Park' and the 'APEC Naru Park' trails.
Things to see
**Dynamic LED Lighting**: The bridge features a state-of-the-art media facade that changes colors and patterns, creating a spectacular reflection on the Suyeonggang river at night.
**Observation Decks**: Wide sections of the bridge include glass-floored segments and benches where visitors can watch the sunset over the water or enjoy the view of the Cinema Center's LED roof.
**Sculptural Design**: The pylon of the bridge is artistically shaped, symbolizing the dynamic spirit of Busan as a maritime city.
Things to do
**Riverside Cycling & Jogging**: The bridge connects the extensive cycling paths on both sides of the river, making it a perfect hub for outdoor exercise enthusiasts.
**Photography**: The bridge is one of the best spots to capture 'Busan Cinema Center' and 'Shinsegae Centum City' together in a single panoramic shot.
**Evening Picnics**: After crossing the bridge, you can head to the APEC Naru Park for a quiet picnic under the trees or a riverside walk toward the Millak-dong area.
